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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-05
sTOCK QuOrArIoNB--ClOsEp MN.


HEw YORK, April i.-FIcur, receipts 2i,sos bar.
rels nnd lacks; exports 6,hSd barrels and s. AS
mcks; sales l2,cOo oattch; market dull and rather
Weak. but not quOtabiy lower. Wheat, receipts
$3.50 bushels; exports 100 lis bushels; tRlcs 1867.
90 bushels Of futures; ~ 0O bushels Of spot MO,
l1tA h.lac and OPTIONS aac lower, clo.i Ing heavy;
SS un Ss ts Isl SgSs+aG Sa spn 4
no rel 93l.c: 10 white s!I,cs No anI ~ Mi
nominal NJ glac; March gIs..9ls.c, closing nj
y &c; June vOsasl iGc. closing Il, ylc: July yItsa
al s9Hc: September sy,ingc. closing III Doc: N%
rcmbvr 9RA9!tlc closing nj DC; December Q3ISa
9ic closiLg NJ 9Slsci March y6,fag7I.c closing at
N!,c; May y,1ia9h,c closing At 9s1.c Corn, ~.
Gipp lhISUO bushels; exports Is ISL bushels; sales
bS,ted bwshctI OF futures gf.GJO bushels of spot.
MOOT lots quiet aud about steady and 11a9Ic lower
aud dun, closing heavy; ungnded 4sE,aigj1c;
i S.,s5,c Sa,lnS 40 i ALL 1% Ss Ny
is1.c; closing At isXc: July iyI,alSseC, closnS
nj iySc, Oats: receipts l9O.tU bushels; eIpOrS
20 bushels: Mlc' lO1,oo0 bushels Of Maftx and
dull: mtSch western &5a9Ic; white western liza
NC Hips dull md weak. Coffee spol iAIr: Rio
rin y, lb}sc; OPTIONS active md higher, safes Of
lT6,4D 1ngs; Altil, May and June l8.saiSat;
jny l3;S@la9S; September @.%allOJc; OciGbsf
l3Ahl lec; November lapjIli.uJc: December
ISoSRti fSc; january aud February Hoo. Snr,r
irm; sInnn'mnlGd b,.c; cubes b1Ah l5'l5c. Moirs
ess stS.y aay i Ec fs'Ssy rGIr'ns ui Gu,
hams llhllhe; picked bellies &c, Lard, n Cuu.
pie II points lower and heavy; western steam ma,
40; May 1bsS7,6e: July T7IR7.5?c; August tia
&c: uclobrr 7-sla5.pOc; city sieam 7IA:. butler
quiet but nm. Cheese quiet and very firm. Eg.s
easier; receipts ia packages: western fresh Tx
alaH. stoGtS OF Rrnin In st0tc Aprii2: Whcnt
ii', th bushels: corn. IA, bushels: oats xvi
bushels: barley ~ i6i bushels rye, 40! bushels
peas, 1879 bushels: malt, aO.tis bushels.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, April i.-Thc dny WAS duh IN ,he
what trace; very low outside orders were SECURED
hn,i there wM very light lucAl tindir.. Corn duii
9a,S dun ma un ;,!" Mess york lightly
neh No. spring 77asnc; No. 8 Surfing
75xn78c: No. rcd Nj; Arrll 7Ga5;Ic,
ClisIng nj 77c; May SALs.s'.c, cinsing at 4le::
juno sd'tasf3Gc, ciosiug Ut So; July ~, ,ssI.c'
closing NJ sO$c Corn, cash No. 2, ~, aJ7 %; Anil
urA3liGc, clcsIng ut ace; May be, closlur nj
Svic; June 4O{alo}Sc, closing at iv)toi July liza
il,ic, clueing tiato. oab. cash No. ?, 2S{a liz;
April ~ .HJi.r closing III 2elG; May 9SIIa.si.c''
closing nj s'3sc June 2yc Rye, cash No. 4
hiHn. harley. No. 2.hlHc Fla.tir,I. No. /, 500
Prime timothy Gri u IT, mrts pork, cash, Sn n,
a97'; AyTIl 50 q: May and ): Juno 81 o. Iari'
Rhc; June 7.tOt7.lOSc, closing At 7in,,
BNoon, shor. rib sIdc, S,0Oc; shoulders G.Oa6a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-05
Good Table Takers,

bGihrcton Nfter 10 The Albany Journal.
Men who can talk well and pleasantly at
table and especially those who can speak
and understand French, are getting to be
more and more in demand In society here,
The two best table takers OF late years
were Charles Sumner and Caleb Cushing,
each OF whom possessed fund OF anecdote,
ready wit and many souvenirs Of travel.
MIR. Sumner, vigorous and at times almost
arrogant, was the Ajax of table talk,
while Mr.. Gushing was the Ulysses, subtle
and insinuating, and srrayiDg his state.
ments in all the persuasive guises OF at.
tractive rhetoric. Mr.. Sumner was man
oil profovpa ebhtail convictions, whose
very Hbie fes6 sa'e III. evidence OF
thuugLIulness, learning and vigor; while
that OF Mr.. Gushing, on new lights in
politics, new faces in society and new
conditions Of public affairs had force,
although in opposition to views which he
had previously expressed, but to which
be did not cling. His geniality, his in.
variable good humor and the results OF
his study and experience enriched his
delightful conversation.
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NV HdTtH MN.
A manufacturer Of bIonzs ornaments
sent drummer TO Texas, where no man.
aged to get ons order. a fuw weeks aftor-
ward Tn" following correspondence took
place: "PlCase send your agent down this
way aynin ~ soon % possible" Reply:
at would very much iucommodu mo ut
present. How large an order dc you wish
TO mnke?" Reply: "l do not intend to
order more goods. have melted tho lot
your agent sold me into bullets to shoot
him with
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Omaha World.


Widow-"I should greatly like to meet
your vile, Mr.. De- Sweet" Mr.. De Sweet
~ have no wife" | can sympathize
with you; you too have Lost" never
WAS married" "Oh! You are engaged,
though, | presume, and" ~ have
never been engaged, madame" "Ah!' l
begin to understand; somo sad romance
Of the past has left its mark upon your
heart SO deep that" "No, no; have
never been il love; would not tic myself
down TO woman il sho were sent down
from heaven to me-" "AIercyl A woman
hater! Oh! what could have 80 perverted
your nature? What has happened to-"
IA am dry goods clerk"
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'SNN 7 THHtIHtU ONTUNIL,F.
1--WE got Q good joke on -" said q
man few dayn ago; you know the rich
old chap" "What Is it?'!" ale waa at q
dinner party the other night, and it wac
very swell. There were six knives and Bir
forks, you know, at each plate. Alter the
coup tho hou,aas observed that - was
not eating. you arc not eating, Mr.. -
she Raid; do you not Ike - 4 do,
said he, 'bnt, TO tell you tho truth, Pm
waiting TO SEES what knife to begin with. "
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Life may be n burden. hut To mon, OF uH
II isn't RB heavy ~ aHlroud.


These, u existent In n natural quantity, and un.
s,inled by bile. play their part In the functions Of
digestion and assimilation But the artificial acid
resulting from tho Inability Of tho stomach to con.
vert food received by 1t Into EnhtcnRnrc, IL the
,moiuc0r OF liatntcnco und heartburn, which nrc
tho most harrn,Ing symptoms oi dyspepsia. Tho
best carminNtlyc IN Ii@;nt.cF'H Etplnnch Rl,tnts.
Far mUru effective y IL than CGrbniIntr Of soda,
InHgn,tin or Othut alkaline salH. 7h &c iuyorIlbiy
weaken tho stomach without producing prrIna.
upui bpnolt. No inRn or woman GlIfUnIrllIy dys.
poptIr, and consequently nervous ran bn IN Inv
sr.ainli u! tho iili measure Of viRnr allowed hy
nature Therefore. invig0rRto md regulate thy
h,slern, md by 40 doing protect II tom malaria
rheumatism and other serious mRlHdiuH.
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THr breath Of n chronic cstgrrah patient
is often 30 offensive that he cannot 10 into
society and he become0nn object Of dis
gust. After time liberation sets in, the
spongy bones aro attacked, and frequently
entirely destroyed. 4 constant source OIL
discomfort is the dripping Of the purulent
secretions into the throat sometimes pro.
ducing inveterate bronchitis, which in ita
turn has been the exciting Gauge Of pull.
monary disease The brilliant results
which have attended its use for years past
properly designate Eiy's Cream Balm as
by far the best, ii not tho only real cure
for hay fever, rose cold and catarrh.
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Kn'lcdF tWffftf.
Apropos Of Brahms we learn that the
great composer lately played hia sonata for
violoncello and piano with 'Cellist who
WAS not quite up to the composers expec-
lationn. Brahms in consequence played
the piano part somewhat more energeti.
Cally than he might otherwise have done,
and the poor 'Ceilist, after the first move.
ment, said to him: "liut, my dear Mr..
Brahma, please do not play so loudly, as
you srs drowning me 30 Numerically that
cannot hear mynelf!" "Oh, you happy
fellow" WAS the simple reply Of the COM
nnahr.
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f0nfh1 (ompdh6h.
1t is very seldom that ono Gnda a Just
appreciation OF self stated with such sim.
plicity as by very English young man,
who wac giving all account OF his travels.
"Yes, indeed, Miss Clara" said he, ~
have been in great perilH, don't you know !!
One time on railway train out West,
don't You know, We were stopped by the
train robbahs, don't you know, and one
fellow, u terrible brigand he was, you
know, he put his pistol to me head, and
lie said, Your money or your brainsv
aud pom my soul, Mlga Clara, had moth.
ing Tor him!
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How lIen nre Sat On.

HUFIl1IIOH VTIFIt'
a little Sixteenth street girl was inter.
viewing the preacher. Saint God good ?"
she asked, earnestly. "0f course He is,
my child" said the pastor. "And it isn'i
wrong to say 80, is it2" she continued.
"Certainly not" "That'a what l told
mamma" "Why, my child" said the
pastor, in amazsment, "your mamma did
not say He wss not good, ibid she?" "No,
sir, not exactly; bat st breakfast this
morning when papa took a mouthful OF
coffee, he said Good Cod and mamma
told him there Was no use in swearing.
even il the coGes wasn't the best in tho
worldr"
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~ didn't like your cake vory vol To-
night" remarked Dinglcy to hls landlady.
"NO?" queriGh Bh"; "whnt vas tho matter
yith III" al ru"med to mo IL VIVA li,tlu
short" 81 have noticSd tho sa,n0 failing
in you. Mr.. DInplcy," was tho tcrHo reply.
And Dingloy borr0wod enough from bio
friends 10 pay something on account.
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Tne best Balve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, uIcerH, aalt rheun, fever
sores, letter, chappcd hands, chilblaira
corns, and all skin crupiions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 20 cents pur
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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At Night

At Night
Always have Acker's Baby Soother at
hand. It ia the only sale medicine yet
made that will remove all iniantile disor-
ders. 1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives the child natural ease from pain.
Price % cents. Sold by Logan 4 Co. and
@. Menkemeller. 8
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hnott cleat s.5oas:bSc. whisky, 81 Is. Sugars, 6k
aG,te; granula,ed &c: standard A SIC. Butter
l2c. -ee'' -'/~'
PHILADEirH1A, Pa" pril4.-Flour steady with
moderate demand; Ohio and other western clear
20; 90 straight 81 2sai 50: winter patent 81 4sa
s. Daa %: do patents 81 G9a5 co. Wheat closed
steady: No. red April sy.as9ilc; NAV 0OliagOI<c:
June go1sa99Ac: July s9Aa9O}2lc. Corn, spot i'm,
me nsnsr at1s dn and weak; No mixed
is;.c; Nay i6s,i;c; June l7Asl!kc: July aga
lsStc. . oaS spot 10 good demand; stained No. 5
white Sa3%c: No: white SG1zo; futures lrm but
June s7Ha5T,lc: july s1:aS5<c frovisions Steady
aud qtitGt. Mess FORK SIC teui7 90: do nominst
prime sl5 Scale 90; do family SIT GOALS 10. Hams
SMOKED lSalSc Lard steady; refined 7.75as OOc:
creamery eItrn aaS!c Eggs firm; western hns
lic. Cheese fairly active and firm: ohio Hats
choice lS''4als1sc; do ia!r to prime l21tnlSc.
., ciscI ZIG: NA7!. O.. April 4-Fiour dui: family
q "; lsheysy 1Sas9 Wheat firm: No cred.
6n, hen. Corn duh and dropping: No. 2 mixed
S3sI1as3yHc, Oats easier: No. . mixed 2gLaSJc
EyE, easier; No. Gle Fork dull II, sl7 CO. Lard
nib sooc: Bacon easier; short rib S'C2Sc: short
clear ssINc. Whisky steady at 81 IS. Butter
firm; fancy northwestern creamery S3a3ic: good 10
extra ohio ANIL Indiana 25aS0c: choice dsry roll
quet:, hard refined 6sG11c; New Orleans 4L;s5c.
ErSs trmcr nj lie Cheese Quiet and stem ~. FOOD
10 prime Ohio Hat llal2c.
BALTIMORE, April i.--whcat, western steady
ana nill; No. winter red spot sg11+c bid; April
western steady and dull: mixed SPOT SIC; Anil
ib7fsi5isc May AGA iG5ac; steamer IjatSI,c, Oats
quiet and steady; western white S6aIsc: do mixed
SIS a9alb IS. Lard. refined SasAe. Butter firm.
Ergs tteady al l3Esal4G. Coffee firm aud fairly
acsive Rio carsoes, ordinary TO fair llttal5L.c.
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~SN-
Don't

Triile with any Throat or Lung Diseaue.
II you have a C"HSh or Gold, or tho chill.
dren are Threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, mo AGker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. II
is n positive cure, and Nc guarantee Il.
Price 10 md Hc. Logan n Co. anI q.
MeakemOlt0r. q
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Qhe Gttteuiqencer.
ONCE, Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
THE AGE OF REASON,

"Reason cannot show itself more reasonable thai
cease reasoning on things above resson."
Uf Err PHILIP siDsEY.
Man dafts to question Gods Just laws,
To Sneef. potyert, dts ect; .lE',
!. TO prove their hllacy, because
lie has Rn latellect. m e 80
Created king 0tevery cline, fe,
q Posses or OF tho sod, -
because be wears the form divine
lie thinks himself 4 god. rs-
Ito reasons out salva'iOn'E plan,
N. brings theories Of his own,
And with his pnny, human hand 5
rsnrrs bis Makers throne, = p 70
Then with h's feeble. ilcetiug breath,
llegs pardon al the gate OF death,
-Ruse HdtTtek Thorpe, IN brooklyn Niod.ine,
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FINASCEASDT TRADE.
Tile Features of the Money md Stock
Markets..


NEw YORK, April i.-Money on call AJIss
pc. cent, closed offered at per cent Prime
paper 51is6X per cent Sterling e,.
Change dull but steady At 81 Si1+a4 s6LS
RAILROAD BoSps-Showed marked increase I'm
amount Of business done: sales s., 81, OoO
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-werc dull and steady.
STATE BoSDs-Werc dull and steady.
The new week at the Stock Exchange opencd
With an active and strong market, and with The
Goal stocks the particular feature. The Coal
Stocks, especially Reading and Je.tey Central be.
came more conspicuous by reason OF their activity
ard strength, stimulated by tumOr that Il basis
OF settlement had been sgrecd upon between
Them. and that all tho Coal companies would work
together 10 maintain prices. The opening was
strong with fist prices x 10 u per cent above the
Closing figures Saturday.
some 'everishpess aud irregula,iiy were display.
cd In the carly dealings, but The market soon be-
Worth d Denver 10 which WIS., added J,rsey Cen
tral later In tho Gay. The advance met with sew.
esal set backs. Advances were confined to small
factions In the general list and general reaction
6k pace before noon, but later the strong tone re.
slight weakness was noticeable in
son'c stocks In the last hour, but the market WAS
strong At the close generally close to the best prices
OF ths day. ost OF the active LIFT are higher This
evening Reading is up jersey Central ~, Pacific
Mall Ia and San Francisco preferred l. Chicago 81,
Louis Il Pittsburgh preferred lost IL and Hooking
valley percent. Transactions 5iD. ~ siiariS.
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Tho ltcIlsnn

why Acker's Blood Elixir is warrented, is
because it ia the beet blood preparation
known. 1t will positively cure all blood
diseases, puriiiea tho whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, we guarantee it. Logan & Co.
and @. Menkemtller. s
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DR. M0TJ's FRFECH P0WDERS

VIII cure diseases Of the Kidneys. Gravel, elect,
Structures, and all Urinary and urcihrnl Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility. eerniual Weakness.
Loss OF vIgor, Premature Decline In Man, Early
Decay, Impoteucy CAUSED by erroN OF youth, e1-
cesscs, &C syphilis In all lts forms, sorc throat
aud nose, ulcer7 c1nptDnst scrofplH. ieticr. salt
:heum, and all blood and skin diseases. Female
thr,c days. Price "a 90. Sold III Wheeling. y. Va.
BY l. F. booking, Druggist. Sent by mail scaled.
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pRtrAist,p,

on. CITY, PA, April i,-Opcncd at G3lSc; hIrh.
est CS7sc; lowest G5sc; closed AT 63sc; hales u.s..
w barrels: clcaranr,s $4,000 barrels; charters,
Sl,'t6 barrels: shipments, ls,iOl barrels.
i1rfsnuKGH Pa, April I-Pettolcum dull bu,
steady opened It exc: closed at 6Jnc; highest
633sc: lowest 6Siac.
IlrusviLLE, Pa, April l-Opeucd at 6,lsc: hrh.
CIT 6S'sc' lowest 6S9tG: closed u, 6SJsc.
SEw fonK, April 4.-retrolrHm steady: United
6J1.c.
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A woman OF Santa Cruz, CAL, has sued
her husband for divorce, tho chief ground
for complaint being that he neglected to
cay grace at his meals.
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f,nffnt,

NEW foRK. April 4.-Cotton quiet; uplands
l09Ec; Orleans 10 lSl6c; futures Clo,td dull bu,
~ &c; August logo; september 10 SIC; Octnlcr
g.ge; November use; December 9.sS2; January
y.ssc.
CINCINNATI, o., April i.-Colton steady; middlng
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Dry Gnniia.

NEW ionR, April I.-1herc was fair business
In cotton soo,lS for immediate shipments under
freight contracts cxph!ng tonight; also request
month wRs wanting.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, April I.-Cattle-R Receipts 500
head shipments lo0o0 head; market STRONG and
oaloc higher; shipping Steers 50 91l5 ., ttocGeis
ald ieeIeS s. 7tIi 10; cows. bulls mud mixed
head shipments 100 head; market strong for
sood hCSS; others lower: rough and mixed S. lSa
Go; backing and shipping s. Ga, IS; light IS OCa
~, sniis - Sua' ~; sheeis-Rcccipts 100 head
higher: native. s. oOaS 50: western S. i5si 80;
Texans $! 5Oai 80; lambs 81 50,5 Is.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, April I.-Cat;le-ReceIp,s
Sgy head; shipments III head: market, active,
owing 70 light supply; prices l0c to 3Oa higher.
market active: philadclphias Sd l5aG Is; Yorscr
&@o 70; COMMON and fight s. Seas GS; PIGS 81 7Sa
. ~ shecp-Receipts 2,OVO head: shipments 2,GOJ
mead; market active. light supply; prices loaaSc
CISciSSATi,O., April 4-Hogs dull; common
and light 81 GOd5 81; packing and butchers IS IS
ID 81; receipts ,tOO head: shipmeuts 80 head
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Mention is made OF the fact that in the
mining exchange in Boston on recent
week day not a single share OF stock was
bought or sold.
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Jefferson Davis has given n commission
10 Major John a. Elder, tho Kichuond
artist, 10 paint his portrait, liie Bizc.
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GoISd WET

Al trains daily except Sunday.
fuiiman's Palace Buffet Stepping or Notel Cars
tnlou6h without change from Sicuhrny!ue E.s; 10
phlladeinhla aud Sew York and wet 10 Columbus,
S,,nciiAt'' Louisville. Chicago, Indianapolis ami
Fos through Tickets baggage chcGts sleer!nc car
Recommendations and any further Information M.
rY toJ0tS q. TOMLlNsOS. Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Panhandle Station. Wheeling, W. VA,
JAMES ACCkEA,
General Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa,
T. A. FORD,
Gen. PHS. snd Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY. (Oper.
= htingJ CLEvELAND / PITTSBURGH X, n,
Cohaehsed timetable Of passenger trains cor
ncLcH Ln yAN. 80. lS7-Central Standard Time:
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SECOND FLOOR.

short clear s.5oas;6Sc. Whisky, 81 49, Sugars, 6k
aG3scn; granulated 6!!ssc: standard 4 SIC, MttHr
steady; Creamery Ola 29c;dAiry 22a26c. Eggs, liza
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NHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO,-TlME
" table taking effect SUNDAY, March q, 1887.
Passenger train will leave follows-Central tine:
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-10

Sh%zA THE three story and basement brown stone lll house No 554 Chapel street. Apply to CHARLES H. WEBB,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-10
THEY ARE STILL FEED.

Meriden Loses a Game 50 Brideeport and Hartford Wins From New Haven The New Ravens I'm Need of Goal Tend.
 Probably the most exciting polo game ever played in Lincoln rink occurred last night between the New Ravens and the Hartfords It was fifteen minutes past II o'clock when the winning goal was made by Hartford. Reilly's marvellous work saved his team from defeat. Ball after ball did he stop, and he was greatly applauded. On the first half the home team outplayed their opponents at all points. It took the New Ravens nineteen minutes to make the third goal, and during that time the interest was intense as each team had taken a goal. Newcombe caged the ball. Hartford took the next goal, tieing the score for the second time. The visitors then took the lead by two goals. While on the seventh a foul was called on Conway for striking Cunning. This made the third foul for Hartford and goal was taken off. Ley don then caged the ball in few seconds and the score was tied for the third time, it being to 3. Newcombe took the next rush, but the forty minutes for playing was up before the ball was caged. Williams took the next rush and then ensued desperate struggle. A foul was called on Dunning, making the third on New Haven Referee Perkins said that the rules made no provision for fouls after the regular playing time was up, but that the teams should play until one side made goal. Hartford made the win ming score. Williams was cut on che head during the game, but it was nothing serious The New Ravens are badly in need of goal tend. Boyle has Dsen released and Watson played that position last night. The New Ravens with such goal tend as Reilly could not be beaten by any team in the country Reilly made thirty-six stops last night. The
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-10
Dr. Burehard at the White House.

WASHINGTON, Dec 9.-The White House this afternoon was invaded by nearly two thousand members of the Christian confer ence, who called in body about o'clock to pay their respects to the President and Mrs. Cleveland. They were received in tho East room and individually presented to the Presi- dent and Mrs. Cleveland by William E. Dodge, president of the Alliance, ,and Colonel John M. Wilson. Among them was the Rev. Dr. Burchard of New York of the three R's fame. The President recognized him at once, and advancing toward him said with consider able earnestness and fervor that he was very glad to see him, ,whereupon the crowd of dele gates broke out into laughter. Mr. Dodge made brief address, expressing the great pleasure it gave the Alliance as a body to show their appreciation of, the President and his wife, who, he said, was especially loved and respected by all. He closed by urging the President to cooperate with the Alliance in the cause of Christianity. -The President then made a reply, in which he dwelt upon the influence of true Christianity in making upright citizens and unselfsh patriots and expressed his sympathy with the principle of broad tolerance ill religious matters and with hearty fellowship between denomina- tions.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-10
GREAT ANXIETY IN EUROPE


over RussIa's Action i'm MassAng
 Troops on the Frontier.
 VIENNA, Dec. 9.-A semi-oficial denial is given to the statement that the German gov ernment has recommended that Austria take precautionary military measures. The meet ing of the military council was entirely due to the spontaneous resolution of the Aus trian authorities. The Russian movements, especially the pushing forward of troops by echelon toward the Austrian frontier, con- tinue to excite anxiety in military circles. The decision of the council to abstain from further military measures was taken because the Austrian frontier forces are already equal to those of Russia.